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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-08-11
A WEST VIRGINIA TRAGEDY.
An Unsuccessful Lover Shoots and Kills
his Inamorata.

An Unsuccessful Lover Shoots and Kills
his Inamorata.
New YoRK, August "a Point Pleasant,
w. Va, special says: For some months
past Amos and Bradley Townsend, cousins,
have both been paying attentions to Miss
EuniceLaidley,a all living in the western part
of this county. Each lover had begged her
to accept him and to disown the other. Last
Sunday evening both were at Miss Laid
ley's home, and finally she declared that
they should draw straws, to decide who
should become her husband. Amos at
once withdrew and started for home. A
few minutes after Amos departure the re-
port of gun rang out, and Bradley was
horror stricken to find that his sweetheart
had fallen dead with a bullet through her
heart. Amos, who is supposed to be the
assassin, has not since been seen.
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A Famala Rrllta.

LAWRENCE, Kan, August 9.--Monday
Mrs. Mary Robinson,aged 71,residing with
her daughter, Mrs. Harvey Willis, quar-
relied with her daughter, who wanted to
get possession of her mothers money.
Mrs. Willis grabbed her mother by the
hair, threw her violently to the floor, and
beat and kicked her until she became
unconscious. The old lady died while die
tating a will to exclude her unnatural
daughter from receiving any of her prop
erty,
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Confessed Judgment.

MILWAUKEE, August "a special from
Beloit, Wis.,, says; W. f. Randall, extern
sive paper manufacturer, with mills at
Rockton, ILL.,, has confessed judgment, and
his mills are in the hands of the sheriff.
The failure of the W. o. Tyler Paper com-
pany, of Chicago, who were assisting him,
wrecked Randall. The liabilities or
assets can't be ascertained at this hour.
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AT THE HEAD.

Best Pianos.
Best Organs
Best Warranty.
Largest Stock
Most Varied Stock
Goods Exactly So Represented.
llstrunents Of all Grades an6 Prices.
Easy Terms tu Prompt Paying Purchasers.
EAZZARD & CO.,
Music Dealers,
912 Congress ave-,
Austin, Texas
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The Anti Majority.

Special Telegram to ina statesman.
Fonr WORM, August S.-Official returns
have been received tonight from one
hnndrod and twenty-five counties in the
state. One hundred counties give a ma
jority of 1854 against the prohibition
amendment, while twenty-five counties
give a majority of 1854 for the amend
ment, leaving a ma iority of 7O,29o against
the amendment in one hundred and twen-
ty-two counties.
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FARMERS ALLIANCE.

Meeting of the State Alliance IN Secret
Session at Waco.
Special Telegram to the Statesman.
WACO, August 9.--The State Farmers
Alliance met here in secret session to-day
The organization is only three years old and
has more than 100000 members on record
The Alliance is based on different principles
from the Grangers. The Texas organlza'
lion is the strongest OF its kind now
in existence. Only few days ago the
state "Wheel' of Agriculture, 505 strong
identified itself with the Alliance. The
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-08-11
AssiRnment.

Special Telegram to the Statesman.
JAoKsBoRo, August Sd. G. Brown, one
of our largest merchants, assigned to-day
for the benefit of his creditors. j. w.
Aynes, assignee. Liabilities, about $780,
900; amount of assets not known, but is
sunposed to be about the same.
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CANADA.
GRAIN DESTROYED.

MONTREAL, August 9.-The Montreal
Warehouse company's building was dam
aged by fire to day to the extent Of $40,-
900. One hundred and twenty-five thous-
and bushels of grain were also destroyed,
the loss on which is $4,000. Insured.
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DARRY'S PROPHYLAtTIC
FLUID.
Use it in every Sick-room for
Safety, Cleanliness and
Comfort.

TT will purify the air and render 1t wholesomes
The removal Of the efiuvia which are always
! owen off IN the sick-room, promotes the re-
| covery of the patient and the safety and com
fort of the physician aud attendant. Teleons
waiting on the sick should use it freely Water in
which the sick are bathed should contain q small
quantity of the Fluid Il will render the skin eo1t
and pleasant, alsy itching, prevent bed sores,
gelhsr with any unhealthy or offensive emsna-
tOue from the body.
a. Vanderbilt University, Tenn:
As q disipfectaut and detergent Darby's Prophy-
Tactic Fluid is superior 10 any preparation wltn
which | am aco uaintad.
II Y. LUProN, Prof. Chemistry.
j. Marion Sims, Nj. D., New Y York:
am convinced thai Dsrby's Prophylactic Fluid
Ia d muet valuable diHiDfect9nt.
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AUSTRIA.
PRINCE FERDINAND.

VIENNA, August 9.-Prince Ferdinand
will go to Turns Everin, where he will
embark for Widdin. At the latter place
he will announce his programme and ex-
plain his reasons for acting in opposition
to Russia.
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Loss by Pire {.

CEDAR Radios, August 9.-Fire this
morning in the packing house OF 3. M.
Sinclair g. Co., destroyed the slaughterlng
depot and tank room. Loss, s9o'ooo;
insurance, $4,000.
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A Singular Suit.
,cia, Talecram TO the Statesman.

Special Telegram to the Statesman.
Houston, August Suit was filed in
the ditrict court to-day by G. M. Lane,
editor of the Anti i-Prohibitionist, cam
paign journal, against the Houston d.
Texas Central railway company for dam
ages, in the sum of $500. The plaintiff
alleges that he boarded the cars
of the defendant in this city on
the 11th of July, en- route for Dallas,
When the cars had left the city and
reached point on the prairie between
Houston and Hockey he rendered his
ticket to the conductor. The conductor
refused to take the ticket, and stated that
the ticket had been tampered with and
the date changed from June 27 to July.
The plaintiff also alleges that the con-
ductor used very insulting and abusive
language, and finally forced him to pay
his fare to Hockey, the next station, at
the rate of cents per mile. The ticket
is claimed by the plaintiff to be per
fectly good, and issued by the company
in apparent good faith. The case will
probably be tried at the next term of th'
district court.
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Wedges creek, together with thousands of
dollars worth of slaves, is in great danger.
A fierce frs ls raging in the wood marsh
southeast of Portage, and force of men
is hard at work fighting the flames.
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HOW A VILLAGE ESCAPED.

ST. IGNAoE, Mich, August 9.-At 1870
a. m. change of the wind TO the north
east saved the town. All danger is now
believed 10 be passed. A terrible fire
broke out in the pineries near Grandville,
yesterday afternoon, and there is danger
of the village burning.
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thsn when fin. s,ruck-rince they, have
been drilled inio the second gaa sand.
Tho Washington, Royal and Charller
companies, supplying Pittsburgh and VI
chilly, and tho Wheeling aud Weat VII.
ginia Gas companies supplying Wheeling
and vicinity, all draw their supply from
this important field but the buffalo and
HopoRoll township field Ia producing
Tally 40 good wslls AZ the Hickory field.
The Taylontown dpld 10 owned by tho
Wheeling and West Virginia Gas Com
panies. Tho Donaldson, q very large
gasser, was the frat struck In this fold BY
the West Virginia Company. There was
some trouble, however, In regard 10 Il,
and tho Wheeling became preseason. Ii
visa used for some time to supply other
drilling VIOLA In the Taylorstown 1eld
until April last, when the West Virginia
atfuck the Biz Lsech. This Donaldson
was thon attached 10 the Wheeling Com.
pany q main line. somo ten other large wells
have aimee been n!ruck In the vicinity,
The oil we'll on tho SUIT farm, near
Glencoe, Ohio, Ia down 100 feet. Work
10 now progressing, after going through q
hard stone eixly feet thick. IN 6llIiI
The John McMann!a oil we'll No. 2, In
the Taylors!owu field, 10 down 1900 feet
aud will DO due about Thanksgiving day.
Some interest 10 taken In this well, and
1Couts will be numerous when she 10 due.
On :Thulsday evening lat tho stock.
ho!dera Of tho Gas City Oil and Gus Com
pany, Of Wellaburg, met and adopted q
constitution and by.lawa to govsrn ths
company, after which q Board Of Directors
was elected which organised by elscting
George w. McOloary President, Jamea
DAlEell Vice PRECEDENT, D. W. Baird Sec.
rotary and s. George, j., Treasurer. They
adopted a resolution 10 tho effect tha,
they will Immediately commence and
prosecute work on some Of the old gal
wells md sink them deeper. The com
pany Ia composed Of good solid busiaeG,
men, who mean business, and q. this stage
Of proceedings are determined 10 Gnter
tain no Encouragement, II anything |.
gained by ih!a enterprise 1t will probably
lead others via are situated as they are L
undertake the came method. V5lIt ri
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A Novel I:utsrtnium snt.

Very successful, indeed, was the enter.
tainment and pink tea. given lest evening,
in the gaily decoratsi lecture room Of the
EnglIrh Lutheran Church by the Young
Ladies' Ci,cis Of Eirnett Workers, for
a commendable object. The excellent
programme, which opened Nth chorus
by the "Ci.cle," wss presented In man.
uer highly creditable to those who took
part, and entirely satisfactory to these
who heard. A piano solo and several
duetn wero rendered. In admirable style 90
Was an Instrumental duet, A song by
three little girls was isvoiita Number,
and tho clocutionafy part OF the entef.
tainmant Jared we'll. Several appropriate
tableauS added much to the enjoyment,
and overy thing Gli tho programme met
With an enthusiastic racsptiGn. Tho eump.
tuous tes and delicaclcs Eerysd to tho
gueess by bayy OF pretty girlu, wearing
pink caps aud aprons. st tho conc!nslcn OF
the formal programme. Ta5 By no means
tho least attractive feature Of tho evening.
Young ladies, with pink as the psedoml.
nent .Icolos- Of thelr$ coa.umes, presided
with much grace over tho fancy tables
and eigponnd Of the pretty lrtlclea 10 their
numerous crstomers. The many In at.
tendance thoroughly enjoyed tho enter.
tainnient, which was u ssfy rlesgant go.
cisl eyont, and in all essentlalsa tlatterlnp
succeas. The fine Krnnich & Bach piano
used was furnished by MI. F. W. Banner.
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NOIrHwAY ACQUITTED
An Ohio Court has No Jutlsdtrliua In tn,
Hank Presidents Cass. -l,g-H5

An Ohio Court has No JutlsdtcliUa In tho
Hank Presidents Cpss. .l3I'
CLSyELASD. O., Nov. ll.-sevoral years
ago Hon. s. A.. Nor!hwsy. President
Of tho National Bank q. JeGerson,
Ohio, swss (, arrested for aiding and
abetting tho Cashier and his aasia.
tant In inlsapplying funds Of tho bank.
Sixty Thousand dollars were spent In
stock speculation and tho bank collapsed.
The Clahior and assistant gambler, 90 vol
40 Northway, were indicted and held Tor
trial In the United States Circuit Court.
To-day Northway wac discharged, the
Court holding that II any crime had been
committed 1t was committed in New
York. Tho money used for speculation
was to the credit Of the bank with Ito
New York correspondents, and was not
sent from Jefferson for speculative pur.
poses. Orders Tor ntock purchases wore
made by Telegraph, and stock was bought
with money Of tho bank which had ac.
cumulated In a legitimate wny In the
hands oil Ia New York correspondents.
The case being out Of the Jurisdiction OF a
Court In Ohio, Northway was discharged.
Neither OF tho other men will be prose-
cnted, IS The statute Of limitation will bar
all other proceedings.
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A#SPARRING# MATCH.
the NOTED ST. Iok KID
And Jack kiur, ths wsil.kaowa pugiil,t OF
this cits, viii staad up before each
other for Sig Hounds, spArrins for
Points-Ths Agreement Signed.

i u N # = 1 Z u . q
A sparrlng match tha. promises 10 be
one oiunusual intsres. has been arranged
for between jack King, Of this city, and
L. s. McGrsgory, Of Cincinnati, better
known to the sporting fraternity as the
"s. Joe KID The preliminary details
were perfected In this city yesterday
morning. MeGssory, accompanied by
Mr.. g. b. Spencer. a well.known Clncin.
natl patron Of Sposts, arrived In tho city
at an early hour yesterday morning, com.
Ing In on the Baltimore L Ohlo's Cincln.
nssi.PlsbbnrSh express. They lost no
simc, for m soon a, they had breakiv!ed
thoy waited on King aud his friends and
had tho match arranged for In timo to
leave on tho 900 o'clock Baltimore 4
Ohio train for home. jsp .rggF s'l
Tho match Ia 10 DO one Of alx rounds,
Marquis oil Q1eeuaberry rulse, scion.llc
pointc 10 count, and the one declared the
winner ut tho conclusion OF tho match 10
to receive all the gate receipts, lees all
legitimate expouSes, including q reasona.
bic allowance 70 Mc6regory iot the ex.
psnres he incurs In ccmimg here. Ths
match is 10 take place Saturday evening,
November 10, 1887, nt the Capitol rink.
Tho reteree 10 to DO chosen on the night
Of the match from among the audience.
The match between theso two notables
named will Of courss DO tho chlei a!ttac.
ton oil the evening" hnt thore will be oshern
In tho way oil houta between local boxers
and three or four from Cincinnati who
will come on With McGregory. fEr 'gr7
Kings record 10 well known iaroabou!s,
He Ia q well.built alx.iouter and lays clAiu
10 being the champion boxer OF tho State,
Tho "St. ice kid"is not unknown TO the
sporting world by any means. He has
taken part In thlrty.three fights, nix OIL
them baro knucklea and the balance hard
gloves, and with the exception Of the one
lost 10 Bradbnrn, has been victorious IL,
them all. He claims that Bradburn's
winning the ono referred 10 wan tho re-
suit Of a mean foul. His record every
one will sgree 10 a pretty good ono Tor q
23.year old. Ho was % years old on the
7th inst. lie hos not been In tho pr.r
ring for two yea.s paat, having been on.
gagged Roodly portion OF that lime In
running saloon in Cincinnati. But he
has all along KEEP! himself In good condi /,
ton and done Considerable boxing. Ito Ii
q good looking, strongly built man and
looks to ba abla to mako very interest
Ing tine with King. n n
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Dublin, Nov. 1.-THE Governments
appeal from the deoiaion Of Magistrate
O'Donnell, In dismiuaiug the case Of Lord
Mayor Sullivan, who was charged with
publishing In his paper, the Nation, reports
Of mectings Of suppressed bran ches Of the
National League, was decided 10.
day. Tho eaIr. heid that the
evidence Of a written abatement Of
Mr. Sullivan, amounting to an affirmation
in fact that the meeting was held and that
1t IVES a meeting Of the National League,
was sufficient evidence, and that Msgis.
trate 0Donnell Wag wrong In law in dis.
missing the oaso on the ground Of absence
OF Gvidcncs other than tho deiendanps
statement. The court ordered that the
case must be referred back and reheard,
MIR. o Brien and Mr.. Vaudeville will on
their release from Tullan,oro Jail bring
sulta for damages for illegal aryeat seainas
Magistrate Btoker, Who ordered their ar.
rest after the deeieion on the appeal OF
their cases at Mitohs.stown, aud for "a.
sau!t againet Inspector Of Police Ureizh,
who executed the order.
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London, Nov. liza dispatch to tho
Times from Berlin says private kilograms
from San R,uo give gloomy and elarn.
ing prosnosis in regard to the Grown
Prince II the growth In his throat proycs
to be oil maligran! nature and trach.
colony Is necessary. Tho Crown Prince
will return to Berlin to enable Professor
Berguanu to operate on him, &C Dr..
Mackenzie refuses to operate from iueids
the throat. = il. So 'l4i.is71I
A dispatch to tho Lancet from San Reno
says that portion Of the growlh in the
Grown Princess throat will probably BIO
sent 10 P.o!ee1o, Virohow ior eHntnina.
ton. It aleo mayo that owing to the pres.
ence OF slight G1ema in the orifice OF
the larynI. an operation thoro at present
Ia impossible. s7'T ~ lil
Bulletins have boon received here from
S.n Reno, eigned by Drs. Mackenzie,
Schroeder, schrsder, Krause, schmids and
Havat, etsting that the assembled physi.
Clans note the existsnos Of the axolIing Of
the larn!H Of tho Grown Prince, which
hiss ariaen during the Last few days, but
which, 1t Ia hoped, will disappear under
suitable treatment aided by the judicious
conduct Of the patient. 4, 49,. 4
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THE ItAILliOAD NooM.

dsssrs. Davis mud Elkins Declare their IN.
tention to Farther Ettsnd their Road.
4teiai D!,pdteh 10 l3 Ia,tllietHetr. VI
BucxnAssoX, W. Va, Nov. ll.-Ex.
Senator Henry G. Dawn and Hon. 8. B.
Elkins arrived hero this evening from
Helve.la. The Senator made a meat
speech In response to . uelcnade, In which
ho showed the great advantage Of the
DAvia system Of railroad. Ito wM follow.
cd by lion. g. D. Elklns, who nsld lie FOL.
lowed tho Senator In railroad matters, but
not In politics. The most Influential men
oil the county, who took great pleasure In
showing them BnckhannUn's natural ad.
yantages. Senator Davin said they, were
determined to build their rotsl to Lead.
vile, R,ndolph county, which Ia only
twenty-five milea from this place. Tho
engineers will survey the route from Lead.
vlllo 10 Buckhannon next week, alter
which they will decide "a 10 tho future
termlnuu Of the Davia road. ..il q, "a
Levi Leonard, nowly elected ylco presi.
dent Of the Grafton, Bnckhaunon 4
Charleston Railroad, arrived home this
evening and delighted our people with
the good news HON the Grafton needing.
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Union Meeting ntst. Matthew's Church.
Tomorrow Is tho beginning Of the
Week oil prayer for young men, which ID
observed by the Young Men'a Chrlp.lan
Associations all over the world. Az IA
custonary elsewhore, the Association in
this city will hold union meeting on
Sunday, at which the Association work In
general will DO prestented. The meeting
will DO held in tho ST. Matthews Epiaco
pal Church o. a O'Clock. Mr.. J. n. Vance,
President Of tho Association, will preside,
and thort talks will be made by MeaaIs,
NV. Atkineor, W.: II. Rhinhart, Alfred
PAUL and John Q. Lynch. A collection
will be taken Tor, the benefit Of tho work
carried an By J. the International Commit:
teo Of the Association. Tho eInglng will
10 led by q large chorus Of young men.
Everybody Ia invited to attend. ss1z5F
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r pRoFIrs OF GAS 'ANp'oIL,

49, NSE . Sf "hS AND OlLs ~
Leading Warrington County Men to Sell OF
igif.is Their Sheep. h
Warrington county has Tor years beein,
counted, end wl!hou! doubt ia yos, tho
greatest wool producing county in several
States. No farm, .howevsr small, bu. ha,
ita acck Of sheep, and many Of tho farm.
ers became rich when wool was selling at
from 80 to Is cents per pound. The la,t
clipping, however, brought but "a small
price, " conts being tho hiaheat price paid
IN that locality, end zone brought but "a
cents. a correspondent writing from
there gives the following interesting In.
formation: Many Of Tho eheep ralsers ara
diaposlng Of their aockB, especially Yhere
oil and gas have been found In such nav.
ing Qusntities. OIL there Ia briupinU q
cents premiusu o1as the upper Geld bro.
duction, and IS wells range from lao to
$50 barrel producera daily, an eighth roy.
atty. pays iar better than farming or sheen
rsls!ug. When gas 10 found the revenue
Ia noeso ln;ge; but when well is found
to have pressure enough TO attach to tho
mains $500 per year. 10 the ruling pricp
paid per well to tho land owner, and Ia
evsh more profitable than wool growing,
4 Hickory. = small village In Mt. Pleas.
ant township, that county, Ia at !preaant
the center Of tho most profitable eas acid.
The great McGugan, as also the Harrison,
McCnfl, White and hosts oi other wells
aaye al proved % good y not better wells
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LOCAL BNAvlTiEs.



- 49, tbs Ctty. ss sgal
MArISx.s at both thaatres to day. ~,
OrRnA IiousHt hiaevening-"rho Bandit
King" ,df. ",
Tue Gn,sn tl,i, evenins-"Thrown up.
on tho World" Ssif's
IT Ia understood that the 81. James
hotel will coon reopen under competent
managom,nt. az zee
Jony RICHMOND, au employe Of the B.
< 0. uhor,, had bis foot crushed yesterday
by 4 car iinnlng over Il. a
TuR Oyera House Orchestra will recon-.
mepca Ia hi.wpakly pnblic rehearsals at
the Arion hall tomorrow evening. 80
TnE Mlzurka Social gavo q delightful
hop at tho now Me ,nerchor hall last
evening. The music was furnished by
Mayors orchestra. 5sl,
Ike WOLF fell from Mayor seabright's
rooI, abou. fifteen feet, to the ground yea.
terday, hit aside from rather unpleasant
shaking up, van no. hurt.
TnE "Thrown upon the World" COM
pnny p!eased fair houro at tho Grand
|aat evening. Tie PLY will DO repeated
this afternoon and this evening for the
last time. (', Z. W 2 x i;iI ~.
Mr.. j. II. kirk, the art dealer on Main
stree. ne,r Tenth, has novel and attrac.
tive line Of picturcp, etGhings and the new
French Autographs" which are artistic
and beautiful. 4Sbys 595
The .oYboat William Wagner, which
has bssn lying up at wellsburg all sum.
mer, has bgen Ro'd BY her owner, Captain
Sweeney, tn TIM. Norton, Of Gallipolis,
for $3.50. The tca! has been in uos since
1872. ~ s,.t . !55a. =.
PGoF. HAupr will aSain conduct Bible
reading and religious eserc:ses ct the Eng.
lish Lutheran church Tomorrow at i:i5
p. NJ, to which not only, bis German
pupils, but German speaking people end
the pab!ic generally arc invited.
THE Maxwell hei,s. In the Fifth ward,
have purchased tho old MACON property ,on
the corner OF Market sad Twentieth stree,s,
adjoining their residence, sud will tear
down The houae and mako dimiputive
park oil the grounds. II will add very con-
sidsrab.y to tbsioots 81 that locality.
"TnR CLuu" entertained number Of
ita lady friends md several specially in:
vited guests at i.s cosy rooms on Main
etrest bill laat evening. killmyer fur.
nished the musfc fer dancing and light
relreshment1 wtfa Slrysd. 1t was thor.
oughly iniormnl rla'r. Sad all the moro
enjoyed for being sucr. It'd.
The "Medams Fryol Concert" It the
Opera Houtc, On mex: Thursday evening,
will DO for the bere6. Of tho Ella. Wheel.
ing SIi.sinn rcbocl. OF TIN company, the
Boston Pos. says: ,'sIedame Frye'a Com.
pauy gsss C. must erj ,5sh!a concert las.
night. Ills q tz!eated orgnu's .t:cE. Mia
Lulu Frye, the c7utrslto, IL o ginger Of 7s'
markable epirit." The managers ask pen.
Pile to hear this delightful company ard
aid the csusa for FhIel tie benefit ia
given. ~ '.F $50